Plans for a major new Liverpool city centre hotel could be given the green light tomorrow.
Liverpool Council's Planning Committee will meet to decide on plans that could see a 92-room hotel created in Castle Street. If approved, the hotel would be developed at 20-34 Castle Street, home to the former Parr Bank and then NatWest Bank.
The plans also include the potential to convert the building’s striking banking hall and former vaults into a restaurant and bar. The Castle Street building was built for the former Parr Bank from 1898 to 1901 and is grade II* listed. It was designed by Richard Norman Shaw, who was considered one of the leading architects of the 19th century.
